News
The instant messaging app began pivoting to e-commerce with the launch of features like WhatsApp Carts last year.
Hi, what are you looking for?
Need for investigating Pegasus scandal reiterated by top officials in both EU and UN
Why a UN body is raising the alarm on biometric recognition tech in public spaces
FTC approves resolutions that allow it to expedite investigations in key antitrust areas
WhatsApp’s new feature is for users who want to shop at local businesses
South Korean traders may lose billions as Seoul tightens its grip on crypto exchanges
The EU commissioner condemned the surveillance carried out using Pegasus even as the same scandal unfolds in India.
The UN report argued that AI-based systems were prone to bias even as the use of facial recognition tech grows in India.
While the changes were approved to streamline investigations, some believed that it could also reduce the agency's oversight.
The instant messaging app began pivoting to e-commerce with the launch of features like WhatsApp Carts last year.
The fallout is from South Korea's stringent new regulations requiring trading licences and tie-ups with local banks.
Cyber insurance providers were asked to expand coverage and change settlement procedures in light of rising cyber attacks.
The American antitrust watchdog's own study revealed that tech giants had certain tricks to escape regulatory scrutiny.
After a Dutch court ruled that Uber drivers are not contractors, here's a look at how Indian law addresses gig workers.
Moscow has been coming down hard on tech giants in the country by enforcing new laws and regulations.
The incentives proposed by the government come days after it relaxed regulations for the domestic drone sector.
The industry bodies suggested changes to the proposed UHI, including its End User Applications and pricing mechanism.
The country's antitrust watchdog fined Google for hindering the development of Android OS forks through specific contracts.
The DSCI's guidelines are patient-centric and act as a data privacy roadmap for healthcare service providers.
In this excerpt from the book, the authors focus on personal data and autocracies. One in particular – Russia. Autocracies always prioritize information control...
By Jai Vipra, Senior Resident Fellow at Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy The use of new technology, including facial recognition technology (FRT) by police...
By Stella Joseph, Prakhil Mishra, and Yash Desai The Government of India circulated proposed amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 (“E-Commerce Rules”) which...
This video, from a members-only call we hosted on September 8, 2021, contains an overview of global developments in app store regulations, with a...
Following our discussion about the impact of the Information Technology Rules 2021 on news and news aggregators in India, we have summarised the key...
Key takeaways: While the framework of the rules has created two categories of regulations – one for intermediaries and one for digital media organizations,...
